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Protecting landlords and their properties

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We’re here to make your job easier

We’ve created an agent toolkit that puts everything you need in one place, making it easy to support landlords in protecting their rental properties.

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FAQs designed for you

Every role has its own needs, so we’ve gathered resources just for agents… and just for their landlord clients. Dive into the Info Centre articles that speak directly to your responsibilities.

Better arm yourself with the knowledge needed to choose the most suitable and appropriate insurance policy for a rental property.

What makes us different

Service that matters

While insurance is important, EBM RentCover adds true value with its service and support. From cover to claims, our team can guide you through every step and ensure you get the help you need, when you need it.

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1991 Our first year in business
$ 43.5 m The amount paid out in 2025 (approx.)
155,000 Properties we cover (approx.)
7,000 Claims received in 2025 (approx.)
100 Team members at EBM RentCover
52,000 Number of calls taken in 2025 (approx.)

legal expenses cover

Greater protection for agents

All current EBM RentCover Distributors and Corporate Authorised Representatives have access to expert legal advice under the EBM RentCover Legal Expenses Insurance policy. This includes qualified legal support at no cost, with unlimited calls and emails. In an increasingly complex and litigious environment, this support helps agents navigate risk, avoid penalties and gain expert guidance, without the usual high price tag.

 

RCPLive

Online agent portal

Clients of EBM RentCover have exclusive access to effective and easy-to-use online systems. RCPLive enhances the customer experience by offering a centralised platform for overseeing all insurance needs.

RCPLive

 

 

MAKE A CLAIM

Making a claim is easy

We invest in innovative technologies to help provide excellent client support from cover to claim. Our online claims portal allows you to easily tell us what happened, provide necessary quotes and invoices, upload documentation and submit a claim.

Make a claim

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Info Centre

Guiding you through the maze of insurance jargon.

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  • Insurance insights

Which type of property professional are you? 

Whether you’re a landlord growing your portfolio or a property manager overseeing rentals for clients, your approach to risk matters. We’ve put together...

Which type of property professional are you? 
  • Insurance insights

10 insights into the investment property market

Each month we pull together 10 insights impacting the investment property market. Read on for this month’s instalment…

10 insights into the investment property market
  • Protection

Home and contents vs landlord insurance

Insuring a property you live in is very different from insuring one you rent out. But many landlords don’t realise this until they try to make...

Home and contents vs landlord insurance
  • Prevention

Could your rental be used as a drug lab?

Would you recognise the warning signs if your rental property were being used for illegal drug activity?  When a rental...

Could your rental be used as a drug lab?
  • Prevention

Are there gaps in your cover?

Whether you own investment properties or manage them on behalf of clients, it’s easy to assume everything is “sorted”… until something goes wrong....

Are there gaps in your cover?
  • Protection

Understanding fire cover for your rental property

While summer bushfires grab headlines, it is easy to overlook the fire risks every home faces...

Understanding fire cover for your rental property
  • Case studies

One landlord’s journey from frustration to resolution

Running a rental property can bring rewards... and surprises...

One landlord’s journey from frustration to resolution
  • Insurance insights

When is a tenant not a ‘tenant’ and why it matters

When is a tenant not a ‘tenant’? When they are a sub-tenant. And if you think it is all one in the same, think again....

When is a tenant not a ‘tenant’ and why it matters